Christmas tree coloring pages
12 free Christmas tree pages to print, from the smiling Christmas tree for little kids to the Christmas tree mandala.
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All 12 coloring pages
Smiling Christmas tree coloring page
Easy, ages 2 to 5
Bold and easy Christmas tree coloring page
Easy, ages 3 to 6
Christmas tree with lights coloring page
Easy, ages 3 to 6
Simple Christmas tree coloring page
Easy, ages 2 to 4
Truck with a Christmas tree coloring page
Medium, ages 4 to 8
Christmas tree in the forest coloring page
Medium, ages 4 to 8
Animals decorating a Christmas tree coloring page
Medium, ages 4 to 8
Kids decorating a Christmas tree coloring page
Medium, ages 5 to 9
Christmas tree with presents coloring page
Medium, ages 4 to 8
Christmas morning coloring page
Detailed, ages 7 to 12
Patterned Christmas tree coloring page
Detailed, ages 8 to 12
Christmas tree mandala coloring page
Detailed, ages 9 to 12
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About these coloring pages
Every page here is about the Christmas tree, from a smiling tree for toddlers to a tree full of patterns for older kids. One tree is wrapped in big light bulbs, and a bold one is built from four triangle layers. An old truck brings a tree home through the snow. A bear, a bunny and a fox decorate a little tree in the woods. Two kids hang ornaments and put the star on top. The detailed pages show a cozy living room on Christmas morning and a tree packed with patterned ornaments. A tree mandala fills the outline of a tree with swirls, flowers and snowflakes. Tree pages are good for practicing patterns. Kids can repeat colors on the garland, alternate the light bulbs, or give each ornament stripes or dots. Two or three greens on the branches make a tree look fuller than one flat green. The easy pages suit toddlers and preschoolers. The patterned pages suit kids who like colored pencils and small spaces.
These library pages are free for personal and classroom use. Read the license.
Printing and coloring tips
- Color the tree before the ornaments. The ornaments stay brighter when the green is already done.
- Glitter glue on the star and a few sequins on the ornaments turn a finished page into a sparkly card.
- Older kids can try a new color scheme, like a white tree with blue and silver ornaments.
- Cut out a finished tree and tape it to a window for a paper tree that never drops its needles.
Which ages they suit
The 4 easy pages, like the smiling Christmas tree, have big shapes and thick lines for ages 2 to 6.
The 5 medium pages, like the truck with a Christmas tree, have more details and a simple background for ages 4 to 9.
The 3 detailed pages, like the Christmas morning, have small areas and patterns for ages 7 to 12 and adults.
Questions and answers
How do I print these Christmas tree coloring pages?
Choose a tree and press Print, or save the PDF in US Letter or A4. Cardstock works well if you want to cut the tree out afterwards.
What is the easiest Christmas tree page?
The simple Christmas tree and the smiling tree have the fewest shapes and the thickest lines. Easy tree pages suit ages 2 to 6.
Are these tree pages free for school and church groups?
Yes. Print as many as your group needs. Please don't sell the pages or share the files on another site.
Can I make a coloring page of our own Christmas tree?
Yes. Take a photo of your tree and upload it to the photo to coloring page tool. It turns the photo into a page you can print.